How Minimum Wage Laws Increase Poverty
Those who keep their jobs benefit from minimum-wage increases, but less-skilled and less-experienced workers face greater competition from other low-wage workers.
Those who keep their jobs benefit from minimum-wage increases, but less-skilled and less-experienced workers face greater competition from other low-wage workers.
The Levellers are often characterized as a quasi-socialist movement, but they had more in common with free markets than with socialists.
Rifkin misses the mark because he ignores Menger’s theory of value and the role of the entrepreneur.
Third world sweatshops benefit workers much the way factories in Great Britain and the US did during the Industrial Revolution.
The war on drugs did not prevent Philip Seymour Hoffman’s drug addiction.
If I were a business owner, must I sell to you? If yes, you must balance that requirement with your obligation to buy from me.
Spencer asked: “How could the pursuit of trade, which is voluntary, sit well with the practice of militarism?”
In the absence of prices, could a central planner efficiently run an economy?
Unions and collective bargaining are not necessarily illegitimate. Workers who seek other arrangements are not “free riders” but are victims of union monopoly power.